Sentence examples for decisions to export from inspiring English sources
So, in fact, the ATT will be a treaty to regulate and legitimise arms sales – to set legally binding parameters and criteria that states must take into consideration when making their sovereign decisions to export defence materiel.
Abor et al. (2008) found that FDI has a positive effect on firms' decision to export as well as their export performance.
"The hunters were a front for our decision to export rhino horn for trade and not for trophies," he said in a statement to the Johannesburg court.
Another previous study highlights the importance of internal resources in order to exploit international opportunities but at the same time this cost produces diminishing returns, risk and can influence the decision to export (Hitt et al., 1997).
The Canadian government's rapidly-shifting talking points on their decision to export militarized Light Armored Vehicles (LAVs) to Saudi Arabia has entered a new phase.
But grander geopolitical factors involving the Iranian-Saudi duel for regional hegemony in the Arab world -- in addition to Iran and Israel's ongoing military standoff -- also influenced Germany's decision to export arms to the GCC.
The lingering X-Type hangover did not, however, inform Jaguar's decision not to export the XF Sportbrake, which is scheduled to go on sale in Europe this fall.
Far more worrisome would be a decision by Pyongyang to export its nuclear technology and a failure by Americans to notice.
Normally, the Department of Energy is required to examine whether exporting U.S. natural gas is in the public's interest before it makes a decision on whether to export.
The Marquette decision, which allowed issuers to export interest rates from the states where they were located, didn't kill the interstate banking prohibition; it just left it to wither and die.
It was the first database — and I think the only one — that allowed the user to export court decisions in the format of the XML Standard of Court Decisions of Saarbrücken.
